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Massive Fire Destroys Under-Construction Apartment Complex in Lehi Lehi, Utah – November 9, 2025 A four-story apartment building under construction in Lehi’s Traverse Mountain area was completely destroyed by fire Sunday morning, sending thick black smoke across the Wasatch Front and prompting a multi-agency emergency response. The smoke could... be seen all over the Salt Lake Valley. The blaze broke out at approx 10:18 a.m. near the Point of the Mountain, on the west side of the city. A Video shared by a neighbor showed intense flames erupting, followed by a partial structural collapse within 20 minutes. Multiple fire engines from Lehi, American Fork, Draper, Saratoga Springs, and Pleasant Grove responded. Crews focused on defensive operations to protect nearby homes and prevent the fire from spreading to the dry hillside. The fire was largely contained by 11:15 a.m., though the structure appeared to be a total loss. No injuries were reported. The cause remains under investigation. Large pieces of ash some bigger than your hand was falling in Bluffdale. I’ll update as soon as more information is available.show more

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